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Since I do not know much about fish or their care, I decided to ask my ma some questions about fish keeping. Ma was so excited when I seen this campaign was offered and she was over the moon when she heard I got the campaign. This IS a brand she has used for years. 

Carma- State your name and rabies tag ID number

Bunny- My NAME is Bunny and I don't have a rabies tag ID number. 

Carma- Oh, okay. Well, um, how long you been keeping those fishes? 

Bunny- I have been a fish keeper since I was 10 yrs old. I won my first 3 goldfish at a fair. 

Carma- THOSE FISH IN THE POND WERE FROM WHEN YOU WERE 10 YEARS OLD?? They must be DINOSAURS! 

Bunny- No, those are not the same fish and how old do you think I am?? 

Carma- you are 336 dog years old. I know how old you are. 

Bunny- I have had many fish over the years but one of those fish in the pond is 13 yrs old. I still have the receipt where I purchased her. 

Carma- Is keeping fish easy? 

Bunny- There are some types of fish that are great starters, some that are easy to care for and then there are some that take a little more information before trying to keep them. There are different types of water types for fish also. There is saltwater, freshwater, brackish just to name the few. 

Carma- okay. That is more info than my brain can take. 

Carma- Another question , Can YOU please write this post because I am a dog and I have a treat that really needs attention. 

Bunny - I would love to. Go eat your treat, I have it from here. 

Terrible Tuesday

Tuesday was not a day I want to go through again. It started out fine but as the day progressed it seemed to have a vengeance on ma. After she got back from taking sissy to school early she sat down only to have Prissy, our foster fur kid , knock the cup of coffee out of her hand and it went all over the couch. Ma got that cleaned up and then when she was vacuuming she got a end of a blankie caught in the vacuum and it started stinking of rubber.
She decided to water all her plants. She always uses water from the aquarium so she put the hose in and  filled her bucket and put the hose in the clamp on the aquarium. She watered her plants as usual.

She went and cleaned the back bathroom and when she returned she seen water on the floor. She thought one of the plants had overfilled. But she seen more water,A LOT of water! She screamed for my sissy Sarah to bring her some towels and her screams scared all 4 of us fur kids so of course we come running, we go slipping and sliding all over the floor. Ma is screaming at us to get out of the room but the faster we are trying to get out of the way the more we are slipping, falling and sliding into each other and all over the floor. Ma and Sarah are screaming and we are freaking out because we can't get out of each others way and water keeps coming! Ma opens the back door and starts pushing us out one by one. Sarah screams "Where is it coming from!" Ma screams "I don't know!" We are outside looking in the door barking "let us in!" because we are cold and wet and then..I see ma look up and the look on her face was pure terror. The fish had knocked the hose out of the tank and the tank was less than half full.

We have a 100 gallon fish tank.

Towel and towel had to be used, then blankets had to be thrown down

Fresh towels had to be used to soak up water. Lots and lots of towels.

The culprits...

Sure they look cute but they don't like anything hanging above their tank. They will jump out of the water and hit it. Appawently one of them succeeded in knocking the hose off of its clamp. Ma used a 10 gallon bucket to fill the tank back up.It took 5 1/2 buckets!
Ma said that over 50 gallons of water ended up on the floor.

The rest of the day was devoted in washing towels and all of us.

Well Done fishies....